CBS Dolly Parton Special Airs Tonight: Stream ‘Dolly Parton – An American Icon’ Online for Free
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CBS will air a brand-new special tonight paying tribute to the late entertainer, who died Tuesday . Titled Dolly Parton – An American Icon , the CBS News program airs at 10 p.m. across all CBS affiliates and will also stream on Paramount+ .
The one-hour news special will feature Gayle King, CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil, and a team of other network journalists and correspondents as they look back at the legendary country star’s career. CBS News will also have a reporter on location from Dollywood, the singer’s namesake amusement park, in Pigeon Forge, TN.
The show will also feature clips from the CBS archives, including Parton’s memorable 2023 Person to Person interview with Norah O’Donnell. And viewers will hear from fellow country musicians and entertainers as they speak on the impact Parton had on their career.
Viewers can watch Dolly Parton – An American Icon on TV through their local CBS affiliate. You can also livestream the special online without cable, using one of the live streaming services below.
DirecTV includes a live CBS feed in all of its packages and the streamer has a five-day free trial you can use to watch Dolly Parton – An American Icon online free if you don’t want to sign up for a subscription. DirecTV lets you livestream the Parton special as it airs on CBS, and you can stream it on your computer, tablet, phone or smart TV.
I’ve personally used Fubo for years to watch live TV online ever since I cut the cord, and the streaming service also carries CBS as part of its channel lineup. Fubo has a five-day free trial that you can use to livestream the CBS Dolly Parton special online for free. The free trial includes DVR, so you can record the program to watch back on-demand later.
Paramount+ is the official streaming home for tonight’s CBS Dolly Parton special, and subscribers will be able to watch the tribute show live as it airs on TV, and on-demand the next day. Paramount+ no longer offers a free trial, but plans start at just $8.99/month and includes access to thousands of other TV shows, movies, and specials online.
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